reverse discrimination

This book presents differing opinions on whether affirmative action has outlived its usefulness and whether statistics indicate a need for affirmative action to continue.

Considers opposing opinions on such issues as how serious discrimination is in its various forms, whether reverse discrimination exists, and how effective affirmative action and other remedies are.

A collection of four hundred documents which trace the history and development of affirmative action, explore how race, gender, and disability apply to affirmative action, and provide arguments for and against affirmative action.

Considers opposing opinions on such issues as how serious discrimination is in its various forms, whether reverse discrimination exists, and how effective Affirmative Action and other remedies are.

A collection of essays that spotlight the debate over the causes and solutions to discrimination, discussing whether discrimination is a serious problem, looking at claims of reverse discrimination, and considering the effectivness of affirmative action and other measures designed to end discrimination.

Contains ten essays in which various authors present opposing viewpoints on the issue of affirmative action.

Discusses the pros and cons of affirmative action policy in this country, examining its history, its effects, and current problems, including the question of reverse discrimination.

A collection of essays that provides varying perspectives on issues about discrimination, discussing whether middle-class African-Americans are discriminated against, the wage gap for women, opposition to same-sex marriage, racial profiling, health care disparities, affirmative action, anti-discrimination laws, sentencing guidelines, and Title IX.